Worker Rights under Workplace Surveillance

Unemployment Action Center is excited to host "Worker Rights Under Workplace Surveillance", the next panel in our Public Benefits and Economic Justice event series!

Thank you to Taxi Worker Defense Collective, Rights/Tech, and Law Students for Economic Justice for co-sponsoring this panel!

This panel will discuss how workplace conditions have changed with adoption of new worker data collection and surveillance technologies, especially for gig and low-income workers. This will look at how gig platforms use this information, how its shaped labor organizing, and how practitioners deal with workplace surveillance in hearings and other legal contexts.

Panelists include:

• Gerald Bryson & Jordan Flowers, co-founder of the Amazon Labor Union,
• Tori Roseman, Staff Attorney in Benefits Law Project @ Volunteers of Legal Service (VOLS)
• Kathryn Taylor, Privacy & Data Security Clerk at Morrison & Foerster, NYU Law '23

Food will be provided. Zoom option available. RSVP here!